Translation of "Anfälligkeit für" in English

His susceptibility to illness was highly incompatible with his phenomenal appetite for work.

Therefore, an increased susceptibility to specific tumours cannot be entirely ruled out.

Increased susceptibility to infections and impairment of the ability to adapt to stress may also occur.

Osteoporosis is more common in women after the menopause, when the levels of the female hormone oestrogen fall: oestrogen slows down bone breakdown and makes the bones less likely to fracture.

This may predispose patients to opportunistic infections.

Gradually, the bones become less dense and more likely to break.

Of course, post-communist countries are not alone in their vulnerability to illiberalism.

And a major reason is that it is still vulnerable to asymmetric boom-and-bust cycles.

If anything, Asia’s vulnerability to external shocks has intensified.

This increases the EU's vulnerability to supply and energy price shocks.

Low social and economic status increases vulnerability for mental ill health.

The January 2009 crisis highlighted the vulnerability of the EU to supply disruptions.

Conflicts and fragility also further affect the vulnerability to disasters;

Hypokalaemia increases susceptibility to cardiac arrhythmias.

No increased susceptibility to tuberculosis was reported from clinical studies.

The population's biggest fear was vulnerability to hacking.

Scandinavians have an increased susceptibility to MS.

Application of the normal ultrasonic techniques does not give informadon about the susceptibility to lamellar tear­ing.

Also, lesions can increase the susceptibility of the inner blood vessel layer to coagulum formation.

The increased use of EDI inevitably leads to greater vulnerability to computer disasters.

Individual differences in susceptibility to diseases can be the consequence.

Understand your breed's particular susceptibility to the cold.

Another biblical principle concerns our susceptibility to deception.